Zhané Jackson

Divine Intervention: The Eleventh Hour

The Southern Theater is proud to present the next installment in our '25-'26 Performance Partnership Program!

Performance Dates

Fri, Feb. 20 at 7PM (doors 6PM, house 6:30PM)
Sat, Feb. 21 at 7PM (doors 6PM, house 6:30PM)
Sun, Feb. 22 at 7PM (doors 6PM, house 6:30PM)*
Fri, Feb. 27 at 7PM (doors 6PM, house 6:30PM)
Sat, Feb. 28 at 7PM (doors 6PM, house 6:30PM)
Sun, Mar. 1 at 7PM (doors 6PM, house 6:30PM)*

*Pay What You Can performance

Performance Length:
75 minutes with a ten minute intermission

There’s a war on the mind.

Divine Intervention: The Eleventh Hour is a multimedia dance work exploring the unseen forces that shape our thoughts, behaviors, and decisions. The work follows two individuals caught in cycles of fear and internal conflict, searching for relief from the battles within their own minds.

Through an ensemble of dancers, projection, and sound, the piece moves through moments of fear, temptation, anger, and resolve—asking what happens when pressure builds, time runs short, and familiar ways of coping begin to fail. It exists in the space just before transformation, where something must be confronted and a different choice becomes possible.

Standing at the edge of decision, The Eleventh Hour examines the tension between hope and doubt, resistance and surrender. Without offering easy answers, the work invites audiences into a world where internal battles are externalized, presence becomes intervention, and the act of continuing forward does not happen alone.